Category Archives: TOGAF

Enterprise Architecture – TOGAF® 9.1

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A revised version of the TOGAF specification, version 9.1, was released on 1st December 2011. There are no new features in this version; it is intended to introduce a number of relatively minor corrections and improvements to TOGAF version, launched at the start of 2009.

Mike Lambert, Chief Technical Officer and Principal Instructor with Architecting the Enterprise, and a core member of the TOGAF 9.1 Specification team throughout the period answers your questions about TOGAF® version 9.1. Click on the following link to read more. TOGAF® 9.1.

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Soft Skills for Enterprise Architects (SSFEA)

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I recurring theme over the past few years is the need for Enterprise Architects (EAs) to use soft skills to help influence the business stakeholders in an organisation.

Much focus has been spent on gaining TOGAF (and other EA framework e.g. Zachman, FEAF, PEAF, etc.) certification and other training qualifications but little effort / time is typically spent on learning the art of communication and influencing skills necessary to convince business stakeholders (C-level execs, Senior Management, etc).

Architecting the Enterprise (ATE) have developed a training course specifically to address soft skills required by EAs. Read on by clicking on the link: Training – Soft Skills for Enterprise Architects (SSFEA).

Free TOGAF 9 Training Offer

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FREE TOGAF 9 Training

ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTS is an Australian based company which is offering a compelling opportunity to everyone to receive TOGAF 9 (5-day) training between May-August 2010 in the following locations:

  • UK
  • Australia
  • South Africa
  • USA
If you’re interested in attending a FREE TOGAF v9 worldwide training course – register NOW by clicking here.